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after secretary of state john kerry talks tough president obama walked things back today. is the u.s. attack on syria coming sooner, later, or not at all? the markets meanwhile are clearly rooting for no attack. any time kerry or president obama made hawkish comments stocks fell. when they were more dovish stocks rallied back. stocks finished on another down note. considering all we've been through this summer, the markets have been pretty resilient. meanwhile another conflict in washington gearing up. the fight over debt ceiling,
after secretary of state john kerry talks tough president obama walked things back today. is the u.s. attack on syria coming sooner, later, or not at all? the markets meanwhile are clearly rooting for no attack. any time kerry or president obama made hawkish comments stocks fell. when they were more dovish stocks rallied back. stocks finished on another down note. considering all we've been through this summer, the markets have been pretty resilient. meanwhile another conflict in washington...
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yes he will have trouble on the left but i can tell you from the people i talk to, if the obama administration thinks that summers will squkate through wi republicans, they are mistaken. the fed is highly unpopular among republicans. they are going to make that very clear to larry summers. and if you want -- if you want a strong fed chairman who will continue as i think the fed should monetary easing, i think having a weakened fed chairman after a bruising confirmation hearing is not the way to do it. >> jim, you're an fan of larry summers in this role. i see that. but what damage might he do? what is the real problem? >> well, first of all, so let's say we get by the confirmation hearing and he is the fed chairman? maybe ed's right. maybe he would continue the extraordinary measures. there is confidence for the measures. i think it would be a fantastic choice would be christina roemer who both has some washington experience. christina roemer is like the democratic bernanke. she is a depression expert. she understands we need to close the output gap of do domestic product. she would be a great
yes he will have trouble on the left but i can tell you from the people i talk to, if the obama administration thinks that summers will squkate through wi republicans, they are mistaken. the fed is highly unpopular among republicans. they are going to make that very clear to larry summers. and if you want -- if you want a strong fed chairman who will continue as i think the fed should monetary easing, i think having a weakened fed chairman after a bruising confirmation hearing is not the way to...
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managing director at long view global he previously worked for the department of defense in the obama administration he is also a cnbc contributor. welcome to the show. talk about how important from a geopolitical and market perspective it is for this next salvo, this increasing tension between the u.s. and china on the technology front >> thanks for having me, dom listen, i said last week, and i say again, welcome to the tech war. even though semis have been doing well, i think you would be wise to pay attention to increasing geopolitical risk in this sector. this latest move, dom, wasn't quite as bad as it could have been in fact, the defense department wanted smic to be put on the commerce department's bureau of industry security entities list. that did not happen, but there will still be restrictions plaisted on export of items to china, items that the pentagon fears will ultimately end up in the hands of the people's liberation army or the pla as for china, china's already announced that it will take quote/unquote countermeasures, which is a signal that they will retaliate at som
managing director at long view global he previously worked for the department of defense in the obama administration he is also a cnbc contributor. welcome to the show. talk about how important from a geopolitical and market perspective it is for this next salvo, this increasing tension between the u.s. and china on the technology front >> thanks for having me, dom listen, i said last week, and i say again, welcome to the tech war. even though semis have been doing well, i think you would...
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i give treasury secretary mnuchin great leadership points for talking about economic growth, which is the most important area of score keeping, by far, okay? now look, jared will say fairy dust. jared, who wrote the obama plan, which was new deal spending and fiscal multipliers that didn't work. 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, average growth of 4%, that came in around 2% or slightly less, that cost the federal treasury about $4 trillion plus in lost revenues. if you go back to the historic rates, david faber, you'll pick up $4 trillion that we missed. if you go back to half the historic rates, half the historic rates. >> with no at all, talking about $2 trillion in revenues missing. don't we have to are at 4% or 5% gdp growth? >> no you do tnot. 1.le is the cbo baseline. i want to be clear. if you plug in 3% economic growth, which is below historic. you're going to pick up close to 4 trillion in revenues. this is -- the biggest pay for, the mother of all pay fors is economic growth and if you're going to tell me -- >> i don't disagree. >> -- slashing business tax rates is not going to pick up
i give treasury secretary mnuchin great leadership points for talking about economic growth, which is the most important area of score keeping, by far, okay? now look, jared will say fairy dust. jared, who wrote the obama plan, which was new deal spending and fiscal multipliers that didn't work. 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, average growth of 4%, that came in around 2% or slightly less, that cost the federal treasury about $4 trillion plus in lost revenues. if you go back to the historic rates, david...
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please, president obama give it a try. it worked for john f. kennedy, ronald reagan and bill clinton. a strong dollar. think of it. i'm not being partisan here. i'm trying to give good policy. save the greenbacks, roll the economy. i want to get feedback from this. we have zachry of river twice research. the author of "superfusion." >> we have peter, senior portfolio manager, huntington asset advisors. peter, i want to begin with you. feel free to slam me, if you want. i want to save the dollar and stop the massive gold thing. i don't think it bodes well. >> i have to go with you on this one. i worship at the alter of art. what you are seeing is a reflect of easy money. it's not fundmental driven. silver has been running all yearlong and now gold, they know what the issue is going to be, gold is taking off to follow it. they will close ranks, soon. if you look at the industrial metals, they haven't moved. the australian and canadian dollar have not outrun the yen and yur row. >> i can't argue, the chinese have been steady. the commodity produc
please, president obama give it a try. it worked for john f. kennedy, ronald reagan and bill clinton. a strong dollar. think of it. i'm not being partisan here. i'm trying to give good policy. save the greenbacks, roll the economy. i want to get feedback from this. we have zachry of river twice research. the author of "superfusion." >> we have peter, senior portfolio manager, huntington asset advisors. peter, i want to begin with you. feel free to slam me, if you want. i want to...
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. >> let's have the obama administration bail out blackberry. that's the answer! >> the point i'm making technology moves so fast and furious. >> blackberry, like don said, they were the innovator. perhaps we're talking about kwhau said of apple, just it happened ten years before maybe but there there are people who buy blackberry thinking it's a potential takeover and every time that heats up -- >> i want people to see the screen. blackberry has 3% market share? i still remember the moment i got my first blackberry and i thought i can leave my desk at the end of the day, this thing is so phenomenal. now, poof, it's gone. >> remember when you got your first blackberry, you sold your palm pilot. >> at the end of the day people saw what google did and a lot of people made a lot of money and people hold out hope it will happen. it's probably false hope but in the short term we might see a little pop in the stock. >> thank you so much. now, why is there a spike in the number of americans renouncing their u.s. citizenship? politics? nsa? no. taxes. we have that story n
. >> let's have the obama administration bail out blackberry. that's the answer! >> the point i'm making technology moves so fast and furious. >> blackberry, like don said, they were the innovator. perhaps we're talking about kwhau said of apple, just it happened ten years before maybe but there there are people who buy blackberry thinking it's a potential takeover and every time that heats up -- >> i want people to see the screen. blackberry has 3% market share? i still...
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first president obama talked about more diplomatic -- kind of more diplomatic outcome, the syrian crisis, perhaps allowing bashir al saud to work with russia. the fluid situation offers a way out of defeat of president obama's war resolution or the possibility of a wider war with far worse consequences than a missile strike targeted at the regime's leadership. remember, the stock market craves certainty more than anything else. and the uncertainty of waking up and finding out whether we launch missiles last night has kept some on the sidelines, and had others relentlessly selling until either the missiles are in the air or a fear of a strike has subsided. people selling, what are they doing, probably just side lined or maybe, buy, buy, buy buy! plus, second reason to buy. oil is coming down. the probability of a wider middle east war diminishes, crude has had a rally today. today's two buck decline makes the consumer feel like they won't be knocked for a loop in gasoline prices! we had a fantastic number last night. i flagged it in our game plan. i said the number better be big. it was.
first president obama talked about more diplomatic -- kind of more diplomatic outcome, the syrian crisis, perhaps allowing bashir al saud to work with russia. the fluid situation offers a way out of defeat of president obama's war resolution or the possibility of a wider war with far worse consequences than a missile strike targeted at the regime's leadership. remember, the stock market craves certainty more than anything else. and the uncertainty of waking up and finding out whether we launch...
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but the republican talking point on this, which is just let's stop obama care, let's defend obama care. that is not an answer. that's a political talking point. what the american people need is an actual plan. >> there are many different strategies to push back against obama care, and that's what people who support a free market are doing because we care about the quality of health care in our country. because we care about the choices available to americans and their families. this is not necessarily a political footfall. >> lady and gentleman, thank you so much for joining us tonight. they're coming back. they're not moving. they're going to be back with us in just a minute. now the government is getting involved in everything from big coin to airline mergers. what's it going to take for washington to stand down just once, please? that's next. [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university. and this is my home team. this is my large lecture hall. this is my professor. and also my coach. this is my booster club. this is the guy who's graduating ready for a great career in technology. [ m
but the republican talking point on this, which is just let's stop obama care, let's defend obama care. that is not an answer. that's a political talking point. what the american people need is an actual plan. >> there are many different strategies to push back against obama care, and that's what people who support a free market are doing because we care about the quality of health care in our country. because we care about the choices available to americans and their families. this is...
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outgoing head of the chamber of commerce and the ceos of walmart, the gap and lowe's joining us to talk about biden's stance on business is former ey ceo mark wineberger and former assistant treasury secretary, and serves on the boards of johnson & johnson, and met life. and former commerce secretary under president obama, penny pritzker mark, i want to start with you because you served on advisory boards in both the obama and the trump administrations, and i just wonder right now where you think the business community stands with the biden administration >> well, becky, thanks, it's great to be here, and great to see secretary pritzker who was really really in the biden administration, played a huge role in outreach to the business community. i think these dialogues, becky, that we were hearing about from yesterday are very very positive, and the outreach from the biden administration on a whole host of issues early on in setting the agenda have been positive doesn't mean the business community obviously is going to agree with everything coming out of the administration, but dialogue a
outgoing head of the chamber of commerce and the ceos of walmart, the gap and lowe's joining us to talk about biden's stance on business is former ey ceo mark wineberger and former assistant treasury secretary, and serves on the boards of johnson & johnson, and met life. and former commerce secretary under president obama, penny pritzker mark, i want to start with you because you served on advisory boards in both the obama and the trump administrations, and i just wonder right now where you...
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i wish obama would be even more aggressive about human rights. don jensen, let me come back and ask you, this is a little far-fetched. did benghazi, at the end of the day, the whole benghazi episode, which is still going on, it's still going on, cia agents in there and whatever, do you think benghazi had a significant impact on president obama's thinking and psyche? that may not relate directly to russia but it relates to our foreign policy and anti-terrorism and being tough. do you think president obama is a changed man over the benghazi catastrophe? >> i think with the russians and to protect our withdrawal from afghanistan. to achieve those he would have done a lot and i think has far too much but there is not much progress on the first issue. this is a good time for obama to make a symbolic statement. the real issue is down the road. friday when the defense ministers meet, is there going to be any movement on missile defense further down the road? what will happen if there's a terrorist threat in the olympics next year? i think i'm not at all
i wish obama would be even more aggressive about human rights. don jensen, let me come back and ask you, this is a little far-fetched. did benghazi, at the end of the day, the whole benghazi episode, which is still going on, it's still going on, cia agents in there and whatever, do you think benghazi had a significant impact on president obama's thinking and psyche? that may not relate directly to russia but it relates to our foreign policy and anti-terrorism and being tough. do you think...
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> general, let's talk down the road. you've said the worst case scenario would be all out civil war in egypt and richard engel just told us tonight we're that close to it right now. if it were to happen what should our response be? would it make sense, i'm just talking blue sky here, to send a few ships closer to that region just in case? >> well, you know, richard engel is the best person i've run into lately for understanding the mood in these arab countries. there is almost nothing we can do to a giant heavily armed land locked arab country and certainly signalling military seriousness with naval elements or whatever is a waste of time. we want, again, to stop the violence, keep the threat to israel from blowing up and keep the canal open. other than that we don't have -- they don't have a lot of oil. they are not divided terribly among sunni and shia and kurds. a lot of these problems might come one control in the coming six months. we better hope they do because we don't have many options if they don't. >> general a
> general, let's talk down the road. you've said the worst case scenario would be all out civil war in egypt and richard engel just told us tonight we're that close to it right now. if it were to happen what should our response be? would it make sense, i'm just talking blue sky here, to send a few ships closer to that region just in case? >> well, you know, richard engel is the best person i've run into lately for understanding the mood in these arab countries. there is almost nothing...
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some has to do with anticipation of the obama health care act, which i'll talk about this in a minute. they are ultrasensitive to changes in the labor market. temporary employment is more cyclical than regular labor market. temps are the first to get fired in a downturn and the first to be hired when the economy comes back. and coming back is exactly what the economy is doing right now. ♪ hallelujah just today we saw the jobless claims drop to the lowest level in five years. >> house of pleasure. >> plus, while full-time employment was only up 1.4% in 2012, the total number of temporary employees increased by 6.2. that rapid growth is expected to continue in 2013. the street is looking for 5% growth in temporary employment this year. however, i think that number could ultimately end up being conservative thanks to the affordable care act. aka obama care. once that goes into affect in 2014, companies that employ more than 50 full-time workers will either need to provide their employees with expensive health care coverage or pay $2,000 to $3,000 penalty. that's why businesses of all s
some has to do with anticipation of the obama health care act, which i'll talk about this in a minute. they are ultrasensitive to changes in the labor market. temporary employment is more cyclical than regular labor market. temps are the first to get fired in a downturn and the first to be hired when the economy comes back. and coming back is exactly what the economy is doing right now. ♪ hallelujah just today we saw the jobless claims drop to the lowest level in five years. >> house of...
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we'll talk about the big stories a jump in japanese stocks. stay tuned watching cnbc. first in business. worldwide. >>> welcome back to "world wide exchange." good morning. shinzo abe and his government. covering the story out of singapore. what do we know and when can we expect the stimulus? >> to be honest with you, it's been very, very confusing and the markets equities, the nikkei and the dollar yen has been very choppy today and for the last couple of days as well. we've really been headline driven. we got reports. we have not gotten anything concrete on confirmed from the japanese government yet. we got reports we could see a stimulus passage between 27 and 28 trillion yen. the issue here is what components of this is going to be direct spending is going to be new money. we got run report suggesting it's going to be 13 trillion yen. we've been up and down on the reports throughout the morning, but basically we did see dlarn jump business much as 1%. then it did come back down from session highs on reports from the ministry of finance. this was actually confirmati
we'll talk about the big stories a jump in japanese stocks. stay tuned watching cnbc. first in business. worldwide. >>> welcome back to "world wide exchange." good morning. shinzo abe and his government. covering the story out of singapore. what do we know and when can we expect the stimulus? >> to be honest with you, it's been very, very confusing and the markets equities, the nikkei and the dollar yen has been very choppy today and for the last couple of days as well....
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i'm just talking politics here. i don't think obama will give an inch on that issue. i think he'll give on -- he always talks about entitlement reform. he always talks about corporate tax reform of some kind. but he always wants something in return. maybe the deal now is what he gets in return is a debt ceiling. i think that might be the game if they delay this a coupe of weeks or even if they cut a deal in principle next week. >> are we going to default? >> i don't know. i know this -- i don't know. i don't know how you can predict this. boehner hasn't moved. where i do see progress is paul ryan, who is talking about the things i'm talking about, broader set of reforms, rather than focusing at all on health care. i think they all know what they have to do. they got to increase growth. the president said that yesterday. got to make it better for us to compete in the world, our corporations. those are realities he addressed yesterday. i think what will happen, i've written an article about this. i think what will happen is somebody in the budget committee more likely t
i'm just talking politics here. i don't think obama will give an inch on that issue. i think he'll give on -- he always talks about entitlement reform. he always talks about corporate tax reform of some kind. but he always wants something in return. maybe the deal now is what he gets in return is a debt ceiling. i think that might be the game if they delay this a coupe of weeks or even if they cut a deal in principle next week. >> are we going to default? >> i don't know. i know...
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i talked to one source today, pretty well informed as an outsider can be, who pegged the chances that larry summers will get this pick out 2 out of 3. of course, we've got to wait and see if that reflects the president's thinking, and we should find out in a few weeks, maria. >> that's terrific scoop, john. so you also have some news on the battle brewing over the debt ceiling, right? >> reporter: well, it could be related. you know, the republican leadership was burned by what happened in 2011 when the debt crisis hurt their party's reputation. they very much want to avoid a government shutdown, avoid a debt crisis. the administration believes that they want to do that, as well. the challenge will be how they bring along the republican base. it could be a contentious fall as we work out the continuing resolution, what happens to the sequester, what happens to the debt limit. and interestingly, the fed chair could play in that, because if you have a mort turbulent fed appointment process, which larry summers would almost invariably inspire, as opposed to janet yellen, that could expen
i talked to one source today, pretty well informed as an outsider can be, who pegged the chances that larry summers will get this pick out 2 out of 3. of course, we've got to wait and see if that reflects the president's thinking, and we should find out in a few weeks, maria. >> that's terrific scoop, john. so you also have some news on the battle brewing over the debt ceiling, right? >> reporter: well, it could be related. you know, the republican leadership was burned by what...
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obama. he was with him in the critical weeks leading up to the convention. and waiting for zuckerberg. the facebook ceo set to speak out on his company ipo. we look ahead to the questions the street and silicon valley wasn't answers. michael lou is, obama, and zuckerberg and bob pisani. >> look forward to that very much. top of the hour. kantor fitzgerald commemorating those who lost their lives on september 11th. the firm is raising money for dozens of charities around the world dedicated to helping others. mary thompson is at the event with kantor fitzgerald's co-founder. mary? >> hey there, scott. it's been a great day. bill, the first question i have to ask you is where would you rank this on the other charity days you've had? >> they've all been great. i think we raised a bunch of money last year. this year is going to top that. it's been a great day. >> a lot of celebrities helping out. i'm a little bit star struck. anyone -- is there a favorite for you of all the people that have gone
obama. he was with him in the critical weeks leading up to the convention. and waiting for zuckerberg. the facebook ceo set to speak out on his company ipo. we look ahead to the questions the street and silicon valley wasn't answers. michael lou is, obama, and zuckerberg and bob pisani. >> look forward to that very much. top of the hour. kantor fitzgerald commemorating those who lost their lives on september 11th. the firm is raising money for dozens of charities around the world...
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. >> we're going paul ryan on talking about this trade deal where actually president obama has actually called out senator warren and said you're wrong on this. are you with senator warren on this trade deal? >> yes. i think she's absolutely right. i think this trade deal is not about jobs. make it clear, it's not about jobs. you know our tariffs are already pretty low. the successes that we've had in number of rounds of trade agreements. what this is really about is two things. one is drugs. generic drugs versus big pharma. >> this is the -- >> we worked out a compromise in the united states to try to balance the incentives. you want to get drugs at low prices, you want to have some incentives for innovation and we had that big debate in the united states and we got a balance. i thought it was right. >> secretary clinton, presidential candidate clinton over the weekend was quoted as saying we need to topple -- she's aiming to topple the 1%. is that the way to do it? bring them down or bring everybody else up what do you think? >> what i think we have to do is try to get shared prosperi
. >> we're going paul ryan on talking about this trade deal where actually president obama has actually called out senator warren and said you're wrong on this. are you with senator warren on this trade deal? >> yes. i think she's absolutely right. i think this trade deal is not about jobs. make it clear, it's not about jobs. you know our tariffs are already pretty low. the successes that we've had in number of rounds of trade agreements. what this is really about is two things. one...
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bned, the new symbol for barnes & noble education. >> next up president obama talking about climate change. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ ♪ no student's ever been the king of the campus on day one. but you're armed with a roomy new jansport backpack, a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're walking the halls with varsity level swagger. that's what we call that new gear feeling. you left this on the bus... get it at the place with the experts to get you the right gear. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. >>> welcome back. shares of shake shack working on their second straight day of gains. the stock moving higher for the last two weeks. last week an ipo lockup expiration occurred. the stock will be a huge focus for investors ahead of the earnings release next monday. context, the shares
bned, the new symbol for barnes & noble education. >> next up president obama talking about climate change. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ ♪ no student's ever been the king of the campus on day one. but you're armed with a roomy new jansport...
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he has to talk about what he would do. i think people are uncomfortable with the idea of an obama second term because they're not entirely certain what his plans are. how will he get the jobless rate to down, how will he deal with the debt and deficit that he didn't do in the first term. so his job is to say i'm going to do, a, b, c and d. >> if anything, the message from the last go round was that president obama was being too substantive and not focused enough or just not stylistically presenting himself. so i would almost expect more of a focus on style, on appealing to the voters stands in front of him than on giving us any con creed concrete detail. >> there's a mix of both that he has to pull off.con concrete detail. >> there's a mix of both that he has to pull off.on concrete detail. >> there's a mix of both that he has to pull off.n concrete detail. >> there's a mix of both that he has to pull off. concrete detail. >> there's a mix of both that he has to pull off. some specifics, but also act like he wants to be th
he has to talk about what he would do. i think people are uncomfortable with the idea of an obama second term because they're not entirely certain what his plans are. how will he get the jobless rate to down, how will he deal with the debt and deficit that he didn't do in the first term. so his job is to say i'm going to do, a, b, c and d. >> if anything, the message from the last go round was that president obama was being too substantive and not focused enough or just not stylistically...
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we were on track for the best in august until president obama and speaker boehner weighed in on syria. we'll have secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary chuck hagel testifying in front of congress to make their case. the prospects of a u.s. strike against syria did help push the dow down 1.8% over the course of last week and the biggest drag on the dow right now, probably noticed the dow is in negative territory, microsoft. we're on that one later. straight down to the nyse. mary thompson, what are you watching at the start of this week? >> reporter: watching a lot of things, mostly syria, mandy. the positive data we received today on manufacturing on yields of good manufacturing data from overseas over the weekend, it's also overshadowing all those deals you'll be talking about. take a look at the ten-year note because earlier we saw it move above the 10.91 area. pulled back again. speaker boehner started talking about syria, investors in a bit of a flight to quality so the yield has been dropping since then. oil the same story, moving in the opposite director. comments
we were on track for the best in august until president obama and speaker boehner weighed in on syria. we'll have secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary chuck hagel testifying in front of congress to make their case. the prospects of a u.s. strike against syria did help push the dow down 1.8% over the course of last week and the biggest drag on the dow right now, probably noticed the dow is in negative territory, microsoft. we're on that one later. straight down to the nyse. mary...
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great to hear from president obama in the current environment in the heart of earnings season when the focus is really on the economy. >> and because what jack liu talked about, delivering alpha, judge and the fact here now you'll get the opportunity to see, will he cross the aisle? will he actually shake hands with the republicans, because they've wanted to get this inversion thing taken care of, and the democrats have agreed, they want to get it taken care of. now, if the president's going to be on it, i think you'll actually get true tax reform. >> getting a good read, obviously, on where the economy is going from a flurry of corporate earnings that we are getting from the likes of apple, microsoft and so many after the bell last night, that wall street still is digesting. also looking ahead to more critical reports that come today as we said in some four hours' time a barrage of more very important companies, traders going through all of the numbers. murph's here, pete, jon, josh, great gets as well. stick with earnings. which ones, pete, stand out to you thus far as the ones that
great to hear from president obama in the current environment in the heart of earnings season when the focus is really on the economy. >> and because what jack liu talked about, delivering alpha, judge and the fact here now you'll get the opportunity to see, will he cross the aisle? will he actually shake hands with the republicans, because they've wanted to get this inversion thing taken care of, and the democrats have agreed, they want to get it taken care of. now, if the president's...
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. >> reporter: i talked about all the issues surrounding financial regulation with president obama at the white house this afternoon. but one issue really stands out over the last few days, and that's the question about goldman sachs and the s.e.c.'s case against goldman sachs. some have raised the question about politics. mary schapiro, appointed by president obama, put out a statement saying they acted without regard to politics. let the chips fall where they made. i asked the president if there was something fishy about the
. >> reporter: i talked about all the issues surrounding financial regulation with president obama at the white house this afternoon. but one issue really stands out over the last few days, and that's the question about goldman sachs and the s.e.c.'s case against goldman sachs. some have raised the question about politics. mary schapiro, appointed by president obama, put out a statement saying they acted without regard to politics. let the chips fall where they made. i asked the president...
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we want to see if he is going to talk about a timetable. yesterday, he seemed to suggest that he could wait until the end of the yeesh. but now hearing from members of congress they're going to try to get it done before the august recess. we are waiting for the president as soon as he comes out. we'll bring it to you live. and let's go back to capitol hill with ben bernanke testifying. >> and i think really the public does have a right to know, historically, how we determined the monetary policy of this country, for better or for worse. don't expect it to be 100% on target all of the time. but i think it's a matter of transparency. i think it's a matter of accountability, and like your thoughts on that. >> well, first of all, things outside of monetary policy, we're open and very willing to work with you. the gao right now is doing an audit of our annual financial statement, it's doing an audit of our information security controls, it's doing an audit of our assistance to aig. >> i -- >> and many other things. so let me turn -- >> this is t
we want to see if he is going to talk about a timetable. yesterday, he seemed to suggest that he could wait until the end of the yeesh. but now hearing from members of congress they're going to try to get it done before the august recess. we are waiting for the president as soon as he comes out. we'll bring it to you live. and let's go back to capitol hill with ben bernanke testifying. >> and i think really the public does have a right to know, historically, how we determined the monetary...
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. >> it certainly was savvy with the obama administration. robert, talking about a.i., not just a.i., but some of these virtual systems that could replace text, we have to talk again about the wamo industry. people know google sa heis aheat can this move the needle for the company overall? >> i think it's early for all the technologies. at the end of the day, it's going to be up to the consumer. the fact that they're investing in wamo, the fact they're investing in artificial intelligence, the fact that they're out in the forefront of these companies, i think whatever choice the consumer made, they're going to be well positioned for it there. ultimately when you're looking at the numbers, it slightly may be a little lackluster, but again, a lot of opportunity for google. i wouldn't get too discouraged with what's going on now with the company. >> robert and chuck, thank you both. >>> kelly, here's what's happening this hour. the british prime minister arriving a day before her meeting with trump in washington. she addresses them at the retrea
. >> it certainly was savvy with the obama administration. robert, talking about a.i., not just a.i., but some of these virtual systems that could replace text, we have to talk again about the wamo industry. people know google sa heis aheat can this move the needle for the company overall? >> i think it's early for all the technologies. at the end of the day, it's going to be up to the consumer. the fact that they're investing in wamo, the fact they're investing in artificial...
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obama is weakening this whole program. we're going hear a lot of that because he was defending it before. and both parties, steve handelsman. >> reporter: correct. >> that's the deal. and all hell is going to break loose. it's happening right now. it will start this evening. nbc steve handelsman, thank you very much. you're a terrific guy. here's the question. did nsa leaker edward snowden cause president obama to make a complete about-face on surveillance policies that he, in fact, defended for many months? it's an important question. here now on set my free market friday panel. i begin with you, because a lot of republicans who didn't like this nsa, a lot of republicans that did, but the whole party was split over this, democratic party was split over this, what happens now? where does this thing go? >> i think you're going to don't see that same split, right, because it's a split between the li bench rtarian split on both sides and conservatives and national security democrats on the other side. but what often happens w
obama is weakening this whole program. we're going hear a lot of that because he was defending it before. and both parties, steve handelsman. >> reporter: correct. >> that's the deal. and all hell is going to break loose. it's happening right now. it will start this evening. nbc steve handelsman, thank you very much. you're a terrific guy. here's the question. did nsa leaker edward snowden cause president obama to make a complete about-face on surveillance policies that he, in fact,...
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we'll talk live with two traders just ahead. and later on the show is this the obama care bait and switch? sure, can you get cheaper premiums but you may not believe what doctors, hospitals and other health care providers you'll have to give up. we have the grim details. even the liberal "new york times," the liberal "new york times," splashing this story all over the front page. don't forget free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. i maintain obama care is nowhere near free market capitalist choice. i'm kudlow. we'll be back in the next segment. >>> tomorrow, raising the stakes in tech and telecom. deal-maker michael price and ericsson ceo on the mergers, acquisitions and trends to watch. "squawk box" tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern on cnbc. she's always had a playful side. and you love her for it. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cia
we'll talk live with two traders just ahead. and later on the show is this the obama care bait and switch? sure, can you get cheaper premiums but you may not believe what doctors, hospitals and other health care providers you'll have to give up. we have the grim details. even the liberal "new york times," the liberal "new york times," splashing this story all over the front page. don't forget free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. i maintain obama care is...
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we'll talk to the analyst or one of them who downgraded it today. >> president obama vowing to overcome the threat of terror in his oval office address last night. this as the investigation into the mass shooting in san bernardino continues. jane well what's latest. >> reporter: carl, i'm outside the government building here, in a half hour they'll have a press briefing. we may get to talk to some survivors. here's the latest on the killing. syed farook's father said his son liked guns, isis and was obsessed with israel. we don't know how he was able to afford an arsenal worth several thousand dollars on his salary a form class wait of his wife said she was religious but not radical and came from a good family. this weekend investigators raided the home of enrique marquez and who had known farook and alleged by bought the two rifles used in the massacre. nbc news has said he sought mental health treatment because he's so distraught. last night the president asked for changes to gun laws. >> i know there are some who reject any gun safety measures, but the fact is our intelligence and la
we'll talk to the analyst or one of them who downgraded it today. >> president obama vowing to overcome the threat of terror in his oval office address last night. this as the investigation into the mass shooting in san bernardino continues. jane well what's latest. >> reporter: carl, i'm outside the government building here, in a half hour they'll have a press briefing. we may get to talk to some survivors. here's the latest on the killing. syed farook's father said his son liked...
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he talked about the future. he talked about the rest of his second term. he talked about ending his second term and there after going back to university and teaching. >> this is a big time for the obama administration? >> it is a big test and president obama obviously sounding very strong today. but the question is what can he get done? and how strongly does he feel? there is legislation before congress to put sanctions on iran now. if he is going wait around for permission that will not look all that strong. as for the show we see in new york, it is lewd chris. israel said have you no shame. gadhafi, libya is part of the security council? you might as well put dracula in front of the red cross. these are the sort of people we are dealing with. >> does obama have an opening here he might be able to take advantage of if he has the likes of russia who are starting to question the strategy of iran on nuclear energy? >> does he have the opening? sure. how much is russia going to do. president obama last week basically changed the missile plan which was a nice
he talked about the future. he talked about the rest of his second term. he talked about ending his second term and there after going back to university and teaching. >> this is a big time for the obama administration? >> it is a big test and president obama obviously sounding very strong today. but the question is what can he get done? and how strongly does he feel? there is legislation before congress to put sanctions on iran now. if he is going wait around for permission that...
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heels of north korea's hack attack, now talk it may be released soon and not in theaters. more details ahead. keep it here. here's a question for you: when electricity is generated with natural gas instead of today's most used source, how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less. and that's a big reason why the u.s. is a world leader in reducing co2 emissions. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. >>> well, consumers feeling the weight in the wallet as gas prices post 88 straight days of declines and longest on record. according to my next guest, it's not all it's cracked up to be and it's a symptom of something else larger in the global economy and not pretty. bill smead joins us. explain to us how it does more harm than good long term. >> well, it is very good for the united states domestic economy but for investors in s&p 500 and other places, you've had a 10-year move from 2000, 2010 where everyone organized investments around the globally synchronized trade. the well-known fact that 400 million middle class cit
heels of north korea's hack attack, now talk it may be released soon and not in theaters. more details ahead. keep it here. here's a question for you: when electricity is generated with natural gas instead of today's most used source, how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less. and that's a big reason why the u.s. is a world leader in reducing co2 emissions. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. >>> well, consumers feeling the...
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raising them because obama has asked them not to raise them. in my opinion, he wants to get out of office because we're in a bubble and when those rates are raised, a lot of pad things will potentially happen and in my opinion, janet yellen is highly political and he's not raising rates for a very specific reason because obama told her not to because he wants to be out playing golf in a year from now and he wants to be doing other things and he doesn't want to see a wig bubble burst during his administration. >> ridiculous. yellen is not political at all. she takes no direction from obama on interest rates. there is no inflation and the economy is soft. the idea that she takes calls from bak who says don't raise interest rates, absolute utter complete ridiculous nonsense. >> ben whites that will sum it up. thank you very much. sarah oirks great to be be with you. >> may be back tomorrow. >> that is correct. and meanwhile we hand it over to brian and melissa. >> hi, every. it's 2:00 on wall street, 9:00 a.m. in bora-bora. stocks at session highs
raising them because obama has asked them not to raise them. in my opinion, he wants to get out of office because we're in a bubble and when those rates are raised, a lot of pad things will potentially happen and in my opinion, janet yellen is highly political and he's not raising rates for a very specific reason because obama told her not to because he wants to be out playing golf in a year from now and he wants to be doing other things and he doesn't want to see a wig bubble burst during his...
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president obama will be absent from the meeting speaking along side the german chancellor angela merkel yesterday at the white house he said he would wait before making a decision on arming ukraine's forces. >> i have consulted with not just angela but will be consulting with other allies about this issue. it's not based on the idea that ukraine could defeat a russian army that was determined. it is rather to see whether or not there's additional things we can do to help ukraine bolster it's defenses in the face of aggression. >> meanwhile vladimir putin arrived in egypt for talks with his counter part. he is a key supporter of the egyptian president and they're likely to focus talks on boosting trade and military cooperation. chris joins us here in studio. a pleasure to have you on. busy time for putin. what do you think his main objective is? is it to increase or boost pianoties between the two countries? >> yeah but a big part is to show everybody else that russia is still relationship vanltevant and almost like that's part of the negotiations. don't exclude russia. they have access
president obama will be absent from the meeting speaking along side the german chancellor angela merkel yesterday at the white house he said he would wait before making a decision on arming ukraine's forces. >> i have consulted with not just angela but will be consulting with other allies about this issue. it's not based on the idea that ukraine could defeat a russian army that was determined. it is rather to see whether or not there's additional things we can do to help ukraine bolster...
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it talked about what obama did with that issue and then talked about what trump might do and most importantly there's a resource guide at the end of each chapter saying here is what you can do. my major point is you have to do something. >> do you have any optimism about at all about any of this? >> we talked about a lot of business executives think assuming plans and policies he's talked about actually go through, whether it be tax policy, infrastructure, things of that nature, that it could -- it could improve our economy? >> that's an enormously complicated question, do i have optimism. i'm somebody who was not against -- i didn't want this administration to happen. it's hard for me to see this as being optimistic in any way. the issues that concern me are environment, women's issues. i don't see -- >> where you stand today versus straight off election. you said you were very depressed and wrote this quickly in 12 days. that your optimism improved as we've got into the administration or as depressed as ever using your words rainfall i'm always depressed but not as depressed as ever. i'm mo
it talked about what obama did with that issue and then talked about what trump might do and most importantly there's a resource guide at the end of each chapter saying here is what you can do. my major point is you have to do something. >> do you have any optimism about at all about any of this? >> we talked about a lot of business executives think assuming plans and policies he's talked about actually go through, whether it be tax policy, infrastructure, things of that nature,...
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we talked before, maybe not completely shocking because he supported hillary clinton and obama six years ago. >> six years, right. let's ask david about the market and politics. >> joseph, what the market's want, what consumers want, what the broad swath of americaments is structural reform. you talked about the fed delaying this. we need education. we need infrastructure. we need investment, okay? we need the debt and deficit to be addressed. we need societal disparity to be addressed and the value of the dollar to be treasured and prized a bit. those are the things that we need. we need to cut taxes. 35 to 38% versus 20% average for the rest of the world. children know this. this is what's needed. this is what's going to create a sustainable, economic advance and position the united states for growth over the next 20 years, but we're in a muddle through, dysfunctional. august 5, 2011, standard and poors at the end of the day, it was a friday, 5:15 in the afternoon, cut the bond rating of the united states from aaa to aa plus and sited our dysfunction dysfunctionalty. republicans need s
we talked before, maybe not completely shocking because he supported hillary clinton and obama six years ago. >> six years, right. let's ask david about the market and politics. >> joseph, what the market's want, what consumers want, what the broad swath of americaments is structural reform. you talked about the fed delaying this. we need education. we need infrastructure. we need investment, okay? we need the debt and deficit to be addressed. we need societal disparity to be...
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>> they decided to suspend -- >> did obama sign it? >> yep. it had bipartisan support just for suspension for a two-year period. we look forward to the new administration with a full repeal which has been talked about. >> what determines -- you would think that the things you make would be totally inelastic. someone needs a knee, they get a knee. it's not. it's the opposite. good times, people get things done. bad times, maybe they don't think they can afford it. does it have to do with reimburseme reimbursement? >> most of our procedures, they need it. trauma product, they need the product. if they have a car accident, they need repaired. knee replacements can sometimes be deferred. if you stay off your knee, it doesn't hurt. hip replacements don't. if you're lying in bed and it still hurts, you need it replaced. we didn't see a bump in volumes. regardless of what happens with the new administration, we're not expecting -- our growth, we've had 14 quarters in a row growing higher than 5%. unlike pharmaceuticals, our medical device products pr
>> they decided to suspend -- >> did obama sign it? >> yep. it had bipartisan support just for suspension for a two-year period. we look forward to the new administration with a full repeal which has been talked about. >> what determines -- you would think that the things you make would be totally inelastic. someone needs a knee, they get a knee. it's not. it's the opposite. good times, people get things done. bad times, maybe they don't think they can afford it. does it...
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benjamin netanyahu administration after the collapsed peace talks in april? >> secretary kerry had a point in trying to pursue talks because absent talks, such conflicts slip out of control like now. the israelis have a close military and intelligence working relationship with the united states. the united states support them in various ways. the u.s. has more influence with raise real than hamas at this point. >> something important here, the lead article in the new york times this morning talks about the die help that israel faces with realtime choices about whether to advance targets against casualties and kick back they get. but way you're saying, and this is important. they have objectives, military objectives, the tunnels have to go. they will complete that. the israeli defense ministers says within days. tom what way. no negotiation to be had? >> in that sense yes, they have a military objective similar to ours to dwooifr sue dam out of crew wait. they have the morse forces, the exper seize to do it. as we see on the news, this is at a high cost and ci
benjamin netanyahu administration after the collapsed peace talks in april? >> secretary kerry had a point in trying to pursue talks because absent talks, such conflicts slip out of control like now. the israelis have a close military and intelligence working relationship with the united states. the united states support them in various ways. the u.s. has more influence with raise real than hamas at this point. >> something important here, the lead article in the new york times this...
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you were the person leading president obama's auto task force. you will be talking at the event today, five years after the bailout of general motors and chrysler. when you look back on this, do you look back and say, just about as well as could be in terms of how well we did? they're not perfect, we did about as well as we could be? >> i'm sure there will be people telling us we did things differently. as i look at their success in selling cars and if making profits and in hiring more workers, yeah, i think we got it about as right as you could under that circumstance. >> you have been following water going on with general motors right now, there are plenty of questions where the auto task force was in terms of due diligence with general motors with regards to the ignition switch and what was hatching at general motors? did you have any idea about the ignition switch problems when you guys were doing the bailout and structuring the bankruptcy? >> no, absolutely not. we are not for instance forensic account ants. we are physical guys. we know ma
you were the person leading president obama's auto task force. you will be talking at the event today, five years after the bailout of general motors and chrysler. when you look back on this, do you look back and say, just about as well as could be in terms of how well we did? they're not perfect, we did about as well as we could be? >> i'm sure there will be people telling us we did things differently. as i look at their success in selling cars and if making profits and in hiring more...
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starting with president obama. extends most of the bush tax credits -- >> individual income tax collection vs. gone from % -- collections have gone from 8% of gdp to 10% and are rising. we've had the tax increase. people are talking about whether we should have one, we're having one every year. >> i'm sorry. there's a misconception about the '90s that it was because of the clinton tax increase that's got us to surplus. >> who's going back now -- quickly -- >> there's a huge capital gains decrease. a cut that got us to the surpluses of the '90s. >> yeah, but what -- >> i'll let you continue that discussion during the break. we'll come back and see if you agree with our panel here straight ahead. the results of our cnbc.com poll. ever want to look over the shoulder of a seasoned stock trader? well, here's your chance... i'm running strategy desk from td ameritrade to set up a trading strategy based on how i think the market's trending-- right now i'm looking at a 20-80 stochastic cross. now, i could be running multip
starting with president obama. extends most of the bush tax credits -- >> individual income tax collection vs. gone from % -- collections have gone from 8% of gdp to 10% and are rising. we've had the tax increase. people are talking about whether we should have one, we're having one every year. >> i'm sorry. there's a misconception about the '90s that it was because of the clinton tax increase that's got us to surplus. >> who's going back now -- quickly -- >> there's a...
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the obama administration. oh, my god. up in canada. he's talking about math. oh, gee. david, what do we do? no, i'm kidding. >> i know you are. you know that was totally bogus. >> i know that. but i do also know that you're my guy in terms -- we needed you i think to be there to just pull people towards the private sector once in a while. i know how you do it. i understand how you feel. many of my clients have felt that way in the past. but they found that the private sector does generate jobs. >> so he can be reasonable. >> you pulled them a little bit that way. >> and the reason all those things came up and the whole rumor on things. you are a man who says whatever you think. honestly. i think that's a huge compliment. no one is ever going to tell you what to say on anything. you are very open and honest and says what you think. >> smart. >> i think that's a great compliment. i really do. >> you know what's going on in economics. and economics the only science in the world where completely opposite of viewpoints on what works can win a nobel prize for both? >> probab
the obama administration. oh, my god. up in canada. he's talking about math. oh, gee. david, what do we do? no, i'm kidding. >> i know you are. you know that was totally bogus. >> i know that. but i do also know that you're my guy in terms -- we needed you i think to be there to just pull people towards the private sector once in a while. i know how you do it. i understand how you feel. many of my clients have felt that way in the past. but they found that the private sector does...
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and ben bernanke, than it is is the ground-up ceos we have and talk to all the time. >> so you look at the companies -- >> i'm an empirist. >> we're are people looking at me like i have two heads. >> when you say people, do you mean david and -- >> there's nobody else. >> they're not watching over here anyway. >> off the reservation early on, i'm sorry, but i get fired up. >> let's see what bernanke has to say. >> $145 billion pension fund is concerned about facebook. the california state teachers retirement system has issues with the social networking science corporate governance, measured specifically some of the provisions that protect mark zuckerberg's control over the company. the two classes of voting shares, the fact he can appointed a successor upon his death, the fact that that voting control will pass on to that appointed successor. it almost sets him up as a king mark, if you will. >> a we have other companies with two clamses, news corp., a company we work for, comcast. >> and the ownership of stock by those that control -- viacom is another example. >> do you find over
and ben bernanke, than it is is the ground-up ceos we have and talk to all the time. >> so you look at the companies -- >> i'm an empirist. >> we're are people looking at me like i have two heads. >> when you say people, do you mean david and -- >> there's nobody else. >> they're not watching over here anyway. >> off the reservation early on, i'm sorry, but i get fired up. >> let's see what bernanke has to say. >> $145 billion pension fund...
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if you talk to some close advisers to obama, they agree with the fact that if he was going to take that course, he should have taken it a least a year ago when he started talking about the red line. so this has not been an effective period for him, he had difficulty getting domestic and international support. now he seems to have an out. they have to see if it's credible, if they can have an inspection regime and a transfer of weapons that work. for the moment they're going to pursue this and take the pressure off the congress. >> john, thank you. don't miss our special coverage of president obama's address to the nation tonight. it all starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight on cnbc. you'll be hosting that, won't you? >> i'll be there around the time the president is going to speak. excellent birthday present. thank you. >> nike, visa, goldman sachs will be coming into the dow. dominic has more about what that means. it's more than a lot of people might think. >> it is. this changes the way that we view a huge part of the market. a lot of investors still look at the dow jones industrial in
if you talk to some close advisers to obama, they agree with the fact that if he was going to take that course, he should have taken it a least a year ago when he started talking about the red line. so this has not been an effective period for him, he had difficulty getting domestic and international support. now he seems to have an out. they have to see if it's credible, if they can have an inspection regime and a transfer of weapons that work. for the moment they're going to pursue this and...
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thank you for being here. >> thank you, becky. >> we have already talked to market guests that said this is a good thing. you may not be seeing a lot of big moves out of washington but at least it's not the risk of a shutdown. >> not just the shutdown. more important is the debt ceiling kicked off to the next president a month after the next president comes in. it's good. it's an acknowledgment that nothing is getting done anyways and i think john boehner should be credited for at least putting the country on a some what quite path as far as the madness. >> he said he was going to clean out the barn. >> he did and he really helped speaker ryan and quite frankly helped the president. >> washington for a long time, if you had gridlock it was something that wall street appreciated. maybe not quite as much anymore when you look at all the issues that need to happen. from tax reform to trade issues. >> just infrastructure. just how to get the economy movi moving. that's only because the politicians haven't been able to act or do anything. the fed doesn't raise rates but when is the real econo
thank you for being here. >> thank you, becky. >> we have already talked to market guests that said this is a good thing. you may not be seeing a lot of big moves out of washington but at least it's not the risk of a shutdown. >> not just the shutdown. more important is the debt ceiling kicked off to the next president a month after the next president comes in. it's good. it's an acknowledgment that nothing is getting done anyways and i think john boehner should be credited...
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that's what they will talk to president obama later today. >>> cit is expected to be provided with a rescue plan. >> porsche may have already expected $11 billion from volkswagen. despite reports from spokesmen who say they know of no such agreement. major shareholders are expected to another bid from the government of qatar for $10 billion. if they accept that agreement, it's likely the ceo of porsche would be removed from power. shares of both companies are down pretty heavily in germany at the temoment. >> indonesian police confirmed that twin attacks in two luxury hotels mirrored previous attacks from the militant group jemaah islamiyah. under the shadow of the bombings, asian foreign ministers who met on thursday ahead of the asean's regional forum, the continent's biggest security dialogue. >> final thoughts from emily sanders. talking about richard saying the one place where you have been making money. corporate credit, not necessarily the aaa stuff as well. how long can you continue to run that strategy? >> you can continue to run the strategy as long as the spreads are good.
that's what they will talk to president obama later today. >>> cit is expected to be provided with a rescue plan. >> porsche may have already expected $11 billion from volkswagen. despite reports from spokesmen who say they know of no such agreement. major shareholders are expected to another bid from the government of qatar for $10 billion. if they accept that agreement, it's likely the ceo of porsche would be removed from power. shares of both companies are down pretty heavily...
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if we have to get tough and talk about things like tariffs, which, by the way, the obama administration has done on things like solar panels, then we have to do those things to remain competitive. >> but many say you can't -- >> he's not talking about across the board. you're absolutely right. he's not talking about across the board. that's just a number he was talking about because of some of the tariffs we pay are taxes we pay in response. there has to be some level playing field moving forward if we're going to remain competitive. >> can you also give us an update on who donald trump is thinking of nominating for treasury secretary? is it still carl icahn who he's named in the past? carl has said yes, let's said no. >> he has a lot of respect for carl icahn. he believes carl icahn would do a very good job. none of the people he's talking about really care about the notoriety or the money. they want to help america. we keep forgetting. he's the only candidate not receiving a government paycheck. his entire life and legacy resides on the success or failure financially of this country.
if we have to get tough and talk about things like tariffs, which, by the way, the obama administration has done on things like solar panels, then we have to do those things to remain competitive. >> but many say you can't -- >> he's not talking about across the board. you're absolutely right. he's not talking about across the board. that's just a number he was talking about because of some of the tariffs we pay are taxes we pay in response. there has to be some level playing field...
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-china relations, and not so kind words for the obama administration. "squawk box" will be right back. . hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 even on the go. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 open a schwab account, and you could earn tdd# 1-800-345-2550 300 commission-free online trades. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so if you get a trade idea, schwab can help you take it on. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 we're getting a lot of questions tdd# 1-800-345-2550 about organic food stocks. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 [ male announcer ] sharpen your instincts tdd# 1-800-345-2550 with in-depth analysis by schwab experts. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and if you want to run your idea tdd# 1-800-345-2550 by a schwab trading specialist, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 our expertise is just a tap away. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 wha
-china relations, and not so kind words for the obama administration. "squawk box" will be right back. . hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 even on the go. tdd# 1-800-345-2550...
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again, it's an example of the bipartisanship. >> the obama administration has an ambiti birgs proposal to regulate. regulators trying to shift is incentives to discourage excessive risk-taking. critique that. do you think it would make a big difference or not? >> i think it's a big step, but the crisis is still too fresh. i don't think we know enough today to know what the right answers are. i think it will take three or five years of studying the crisis to figure out the answers. examples. too big to fail. the proposals range from increasing capital requirements to prabreaking up the firms to restricting what actions they can participate in. that was one of the biggest vulnerab vulnerableties exposed by this crisis. we don't know the right answers. the systemic risk regulator. i believe the fed is better equipped to serve that role. that's the easy question. the hard question is what new tools do we give the fed to deal with new risks. do we give it permanent t.a.r.p.-like power? that would be extremely controversial. but imagine if we don't. imagine if we tell ben bernanke, you're no
again, it's an example of the bipartisanship. >> the obama administration has an ambiti birgs proposal to regulate. regulators trying to shift is incentives to discourage excessive risk-taking. critique that. do you think it would make a big difference or not? >> i think it's a big step, but the crisis is still too fresh. i don't think we know enough today to know what the right answers are. i think it will take three or five years of studying the crisis to figure out the answers....
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i know that you are a supporter of president obama's. you've raised money for him. you also told us when we sat down with you in november that among the republican candidates you liked mitt romney the most. is that still the way you feel? >> yeah, i think -- i would say that if i -- among the four candidates republicans have, if one of them is going to be president, i would probably prefer it would be mitt romney. >> why is that? >> i've looked at his tax returns. i have his tax returns here. they're about six times as long as mine. i just think that he would be more likely to make more sensible decisions and less -- and less -- fewer nonsensical decisions than any of the other three. >> what did you find in his tax returns? >> i found that he was paying a very low tax rate. his tax -- >> we knew that. >> his and mine are the only out there from the super rich. it's a limited sample at the moment. his return, kind of interesting. we printed it on both sides of the paper. here's -- this is on both sides. take a look at it. it's a lot of pages. and i don't fault him f
i know that you are a supporter of president obama's. you've raised money for him. you also told us when we sat down with you in november that among the republican candidates you liked mitt romney the most. is that still the way you feel? >> yeah, i think -- i would say that if i -- among the four candidates republicans have, if one of them is going to be president, i would probably prefer it would be mitt romney. >> why is that? >> i've looked at his tax returns. i have his...
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you talk your way into thing. >> if people want to give me ties, i accept. >> what about obama, didn't you ask him for one, too? >> i didn't ask him. i just wore this tie that looked like it had been through a washing machine, had threads hanging off it and he said i can't let you leave the white house like that and he gave me a tie. >> i'm learning more and more about how people -- >> it works. a rich guy never has to pay for anything. >> that is the jay-z tie you're wearing right there. >> this is the jay-z tie. it doesn't look as good on me as it does on him but it's my best tie. we'll put it that way. >> we've been watching oil prices. as we've seen the risk-off trades, oil prices have been coming down. this started happening on friday after we got the lousy jobs number. now it's trading at 97 and change, just below $98. you've got a big stake in con op -- conoco. how do you see it playing in investments? >> i haven't the slightest idea, that's why i shouldn't own conoco. risk off, if it's selling and going into cash, that's risk on for me. cash is as risky an asset you can own ove
you talk your way into thing. >> if people want to give me ties, i accept. >> what about obama, didn't you ask him for one, too? >> i didn't ask him. i just wore this tie that looked like it had been through a washing machine, had threads hanging off it and he said i can't let you leave the white house like that and he gave me a tie. >> i'm learning more and more about how people -- >> it works. a rich guy never has to pay for anything. >> that is the jay-z...
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we talk about that next. st >>> fortune's most powerful women's conference today. warren buffett, mary bara. militia obama speaking and another powerful woman in the corporate world, irene rosenfeld. our kate kelly is there with highlights. importantly, this was the first time we've heard from her since bill abbingman announced that stake. >> that's right. it was very interesting to hear what she had to say since that $5.6 billion announcement. she didn't really give us a lot of color on any other discussions with abbingman other than to say he has not asked for a seat on the board. activists generally, she spoke about nelson pelz and said it was tough to come to the decision to invite him to be on the board, but that he had been a constructive member. mentioned also as i said that abbingman had not asked for a board seat, but said also what has to engage with activists, you don't do that at your own peril. let's hear more about her words on activism in general as it applies to her company? take a listen. >> you have to engage with your shareholders. i spend a grea
we talk about that next. st >>> fortune's most powerful women's conference today. warren buffett, mary bara. militia obama speaking and another powerful woman in the corporate world, irene rosenfeld. our kate kelly is there with highlights. importantly, this was the first time we've heard from her since bill abbingman announced that stake. >> that's right. it was very interesting to hear what she had to say since that $5.6 billion announcement. she didn't really give us a lot of...
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. >> we have not talked ability the affordable care act, obama care. the roll out came. it got overlooked because of chaos that's taking place in washington. health care is no matter which way you look at it is huge. on its way up to 25% of the gdp. what do you think about the roll out of obama care and how do you think we can tackle that? >> i'm glad i wasn't in charge. health care is the tapeworm of the american economy. when you get to 17 or 18% and other countries have 10%. 7 or 8 cents from the dollar is disadvantage. we think we are disadvantage and we are. we talked about the $500 billion spent on foreign oil. we're talking about a huge, huge cost disadvantage against the rest of the world. we need to address it. we're so rich we can get away with a lot of things, doing things wrong for a while. we can't get away with doing them indefinitely. >> we had the ceo of edna on. he believes about 30% of the money spent is wasted. one out of three almost is spent in poor ways. he thinks it's kept that way because of lobbyist in washington and established economic and poli
. >> we have not talked ability the affordable care act, obama care. the roll out came. it got overlooked because of chaos that's taking place in washington. health care is no matter which way you look at it is huge. on its way up to 25% of the gdp. what do you think about the roll out of obama care and how do you think we can tackle that? >> i'm glad i wasn't in charge. health care is the tapeworm of the american economy. when you get to 17 or 18% and other countries have 10%. 7 or...